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Are engineers going to become obsolete in the futu

Are engineers going to become obsolete in the future because of AI? 🫣

Happy Engineering Week! Today we are talking about THAT elephant in the room…So sit back, grab your coffee, while I make a case for AI and raising engineers with heart ❤️ 💪

You should also follow along this week with my friends: @engineering_emily @marshatufft @momgineering_the_future @jenniferarrington_author @homeschoolingmomgineer

❤️I have NEVER been able to make this work..until

❤️I have NEVER been able to make this work..until today! But what is the science that makes a heart drawn on a spoon with a dry erase marker float off into water?

🤓Dry erase ink is hydrophobic (water repelling) and insoluble in water so it doesn’t mix or dissolve. Add the support of water’s surface tension and there you have it - floating hearts!

Happy Valentine’s Day 💕

💙Three clear liquids walk into a lab… only one lig

💙Three clear liquids walk into a lab… only one lights up!

What’s the science? Unlike club soda and plain water, tonic water contains quinine which has a fluorescence property when exposed to UV light. When the light hits the quinine molecules, it absorbs the UV energy and releases visible blue light – a real glow up!

You can vary this activity up by asking students which cup will glow before the lights go off or experiment with other liquids to see if they will glow.

✨It’s Story Time! Tonight we are reading Part 1 of

✨It’s Story Time! Tonight we are reading Part 1 of the latest Halley Harper short story, “It’s Science Fair Time..Again!”

✨You can find the rest of the story (and a science experiment) on the Substack link in bio! Enjoy! 😉

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Are engineers going to become obsolete in the futu

Are engineers going to become obsolete in the future because of AI? 🫣

Happy Engineering Week! Today we are talking about THAT elephant in the room…So sit back, grab your coffee, while I make a case for AI and raising engineers with heart ❤️ 💪

You should also follow along this week with my friends: @engineering_emily @marshatufft @momgineering_the_future @jenniferarrington_author @homeschoolingmomgineer

❤️I have NEVER been able to make this work..until

❤️I have NEVER been able to make this work..until today! But what is the science that makes a heart drawn on a spoon with a dry erase marker float off into water?

🤓Dry erase ink is hydrophobic (water repelling) and insoluble in water so it doesn’t mix or dissolve. Add the support of water’s surface tension and there you have it - floating hearts!

Happy Valentine’s Day 💕

💙Three clear liquids walk into a lab… only one lig

💙Three clear liquids walk into a lab… only one lights up!

What’s the science? Unlike club soda and plain water, tonic water contains quinine which has a fluorescence property when exposed to UV light. When the light hits the quinine molecules, it absorbs the UV energy and releases visible blue light – a real glow up!

You can vary this activity up by asking students which cup will glow before the lights go off or experiment with other liquids to see if they will glow.

✨It’s Story Time! Tonight we are reading Part 1 of

✨It’s Story Time! Tonight we are reading Part 1 of the latest Halley Harper short story, “It’s Science Fair Time..Again!”

✨You can find the rest of the story (and a science experiment) on the Substack link in bio! Enjoy! 😉

📸 No camera tricks. Just static electricity bendin

📸 No camera tricks. Just static electricity bending water!

⚡️What’s the science? When the balloon is rubbed on your hair it builds up a negative charge (of extra electrons) and your hair has a positive charge (from losing electrons). Positive and negative are opposite and opposites attract. In the case of the water, the negative charge of the balloon is so powerful that it can make water molecules move toward it!

🎈It’s science you can see!

❄️Why do we SALT roads when it’s about to freeze?

❄️Why do we SALT roads when it’s about to freeze?

We are prepping for a weekend winter storm here and will see people salting the roads.. but what is the science?

👩‍🔬Salt lowers the freezing point of the water that it is mixed in making it harder for ice to form. So if it takes water to freeze at 32°F and below then salt water takes much colder temperatures than that to freeze and form ice!

🥶This is why the ocean doesn’t completely freeze and also why we add salt on bridges and overpasses to help have safer roads during winter weather. 🙌

Stay safe out there, friends! 💕

🔬🐍You’ve probably seen this dissection kit everywh

🔬🐍You’ve probably seen this dissection kit everywhere…We tested the latest Dissect It “Snake” Kit so you don’t have to!

Who it’s for? 9 and under who are interested in hands on “simulated” dissection for an introduction of snake anatomy. (A nice suprise was a bonus skelton in the stomach!🦎)

While the kids “cut” (or fished) the plastic bones from the gelatin - I read about each body system and part of the anatomy to the kids. Did you know that the snake can unhinge its mouth and swallow prey up to 4 times its width!? 😵

Who it’s not for? Middle school and older biology students wanting a real dissection experience.

Can it be reused? Yes! Two additional gelatin packs are provided to do the dissection again!

Dissect It: Worth it or Skip It? Definitely worth it! 👍
Future vet approved 😉

🍊This orange looks like it’s defying gravity but i

🍊This orange looks like it’s defying gravity but it’s actually science doing the lifting.

👩‍🔬What’s the science? The orange isn’t being lifted by magic, it’s being moved by pressure differences in the fluid. When you swirl the water, you create a vortex.

👩‍🔬The spinning water has lower pressure in the center and higher pressure near the edges. That pressure difference pushes lighter objects like this peeled orange up and toward the center. The water near the bottom also moves inward, helping lift the orange slightly. This effect is called the tea leaf paradox and it’s the same physics behind whirlpools and some weather systems!

🙏Keep sending me TikToks and Reels and I will test to see if they are real or fake (and attempt to find the science behind them)!

This one is ✅ REAL! (and it's called the Tea Leaf Paradox!)🍊

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